In a piping network system, the volume flow rates (gallon per minute) in four different pipes are given using the following system of equations -3Q1+2Q2 +5Q3 +1Q4= 15.5 2Q1+2Q2 +1Q3 +0.5Q4 13.5 -2Q1+1Q2+1Q3 +2Q4 8.5 4Q1-2Q2 +3Q3 +1.5Q4-9.5 %3D What are the values for Q1, Q2. Q3, and Q4? Identify the correct answer.

In a piping network system, the volume flow rates (gallon per minute) in four different pipes are given using the following system of equations -3Q1+2Q2 +5Q3 +1Q4= 15.5 2Q1+2Q2 +1Q3 +0.5Q4 13.5 -2Q1+1Q2+1Q3 +2Q4 8.5 4Q1-2Q2 +3Q3 +1.5Q4-9.5 %3D What are the values for Q1, Q2. Q3, and Q4? Identify the correct answer.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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